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World · 3 March 2026

Golestan Palace Damaged in Tehran Airstrikes, Iran Says

Golestan Palace Damaged in Tehran Airstrikes, Iran Says

Iranian officials reported damage to Tehran’s historic Golestan Palace following airstrikes in central Tehran linked to the ongoing conflict. The UNESCO-listed site sustained harm to traditional wooden structures and decorative mirror work, though key artefacts had been moved to secure storage beforehand. Authorities described the damage as a violation of international cultural protection laws and said a formal complaint would be submitted to UNESCO as assessments continue.

Reported by Al Jazeera · How we write briefs

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